What is non nobis domine about?

Answer 1

"Non nobis domine" is latin and means "Not unto us, o Lord" and it is from psalm 115:1.

Here is a very rough translation I have put together from what I believe to be one of the original versions in latin:

Not to us, not to us, o Lord, but to your name give glory

Not to us, not to us, o Lord, but to your name give glory

The rain that lashed us

Anti spotless and prowess

We praise you

For the hunger which plagues, for the thirst that dries

When we oppress limbs fatigue

Thank you

For the wind that blinds us to the sand boils

To shed our blood between the plates

We praise you

For sleepless nights in arms, the silence and prayer

That fills the hearts of true joy

Thank you

Not to us, not to us, o Lord, but to your name give glory

Not to us, not to us, o Lord, but to your name give glory

To the cry of the enemies, galloping, ready for battle

In the joy of battle our party

We praise you

By faith and banner, which stands on the hearts and towers

Saving for the death that awaits us

Thank you

And hope to get to your sweet presence

Purified and wounded on his chest

We praise you

For the love of weapons, which inspires in the heart

For Your greater glory our Lord

Thank you

Not to us, not to us, o Lord, but to your name give glory

Not to us, not to us, o Lord, but to your name give glory

In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit

Amen

Check the related link for Biblos.com below. You can use their search function in the upper left hand corner. Choose psalm from the first drop down menu and then 115 from the second one. You should now see links to a lot of different versions of the psalm.